Results: Up in Arms
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"An increasingly popular activity among younger do-it-yourself enthusiasts, arm knitting uses the forearms in lieu of knitting needles. Scarves and blankets feature rows of loops that are 2.5" to 4" wide, depending on the diameter of a given knitter's arm. Owing to the large, holey rows, an entire project can be completed in less than 30 minutes—a fraction of the time needed to whip up a scarf using knitting needles." Have you heard of Arm Knitting?
Yes
7%
•
159 votes
No
79%
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1797 votes
Undecided
3%
•
75 votes
Not Applicable
11%
•
257 votes
2.
2.
Are you a knitter? Yes
10%
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235 votes
I used to be
16%
•
356 votes
No
74%
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1697 votes
3.
3.
What kind? I use needles
22%
•
502 votes
I use my arms
3%
•
65 votes
N/A
75%
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1726 votes
Other (please specify)
1%
•
20 votes
| Other Answers | Percentage | Votes |
| 0.61% | 14 | |
| fingers | 0.09% | 2 |
| finger knitting | 0.04% | 1 |
| i use a loom | 0.04% | 1 |
| i have 2 sizes of round knitting machines | 0.04% | 1 |
| knitting looms | 0.04% | 1 |
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4.
If you knit with needles, do you think you'd give arm knitting a try? Yes
8%
•
188 votes
No
15%
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334 votes
Undecided
11%
•
263 votes
Not Applicable
66%
•
1503 votes
5.
5.
Supposedly, arm knitting is easy to pick up by using internet tutorials, you have never knitted, do you think you would give this a try? Yes
14%
•
329 votes
No
30%
•
677 votes
Undecided
18%
•
418 votes
Not Applicable
38%
•
864 votes
6.
6.
Do you see an 'arm knitted' gift as being a cool gift to receive? Yes
25%
•
564 votes
No
21%
•
484 votes
Undecided
26%
•
592 votes
Not Applicable
28%
•
648 votes
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